you're a paragon of the party's left wing and something of analysis to then foreign minister jaska fischer who represented the realists further to the right again and again you agreed to disagree and during the election campaign in two thousand and two you had a poster that read torment fisher vote strobel or why did you want to torment fischer fishhook. shockley. that was a bit of hyperbole for the election campaign i didn't want to actually torment him the first time he saw the poster and we showed it to imagine event you could say he had a tormented smile. the poster was designed by a cartoonist here in berlin it was supposed to express the idea that i'm the one who doesn't shy away from conflict. in two thousand and two you were elected not by the party list but as the first green party politician to directly win their constituency. an example of grassroots democracy. did that make your work in the party easier and in parliament too. absolutely. i do already experienced four years of being in parliament thanks to the party list before i was elected directly. it puts you on the same lev

clearly, that is not what stan fischer did. stan fischer brought to the table this international anutation as far as outstanding economist. his position was much more related to policy than it was the operations of the fed. and will really depend upon what skills the person brings to the table what impact they will do. it's a bit overblown to think that it is a critical position in and of itself. it's another governor position. there aren't specific responsibilities that go with the chair. vonnie: who would be a good companion or seatmate to jerome powell? robert: in this particular case, you would like to have an economist in that position. he doesn't have that particular background. in this particular case, if larry lindsey were to be selected, he obviously knows the fed, he's been involved in the past, he understands how it operates, he would be someone who would be very well-equipped to be a complement to chairman powell. mark: phil dudley will have to be replaced. randy quarles is coming in. a couple moreair, dovish member

that hille withdrawal from the twenty fifteen agreement if his demands for changes are not met alan fischer post often washington d.c. . europe's diplomats met in brussels to urge the u.s. to continue with the iran nuclear deal seeing they believed it improved global security know donald trump has agreed but says he won't do it again in a statement issued from the white house he called on his european allies to negotiate a supplemental deal in the next one hundred twenty days which would place a fresh restrictions on iran saying today i am waving the application of certain nuclear sanctions but only in order to secure our european allies agreement to fix the terrible flaws of the iran nuclear deal this is a last chance in the absence of such an agreement the united states will not again we have sanctions in order to stay in the iran nuclear deal and he warned those who for whatever reason choose not to work with us will be siding with the iranian regime's nuclear ambitions and against the people of iran and the peaceful nations of the world under u.s. law the president has to regularly rece

continues its proud and possible ties between russia and china's campaign alan fischer reports. and ricky has been with the f.b.i. for twenty years but in recent months he's been the target of repeated criticism from president bush and the deputy director played a role in the investigation in hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server his wife ran for office for the democrats in virginia and received campaign donations from clinton allies for the president that was enough for him to tweet how can the f.b.i. deputy director andrew mccabe the man in charge along with lekan james komi of the phony hillary clinton investigation including her thirty three thousand illegally deleted e-mails be given seven hundred thousand dollars for his wife's campaign by clinton puppets during investigation. when mckibben age his intention to retire in march the president tweeted again f.b.i. deputy director andrew mccabe is racing the clock to retire with full benefits ninety days to go the white house the night it played any part in his the sit in to leave the f.b.i. i can tell you none of t

immigration policy a powerful american military and a strong nuclear deterrence program and as alan fischer reports from washington he also appealed for unity at home. oh donald trump that's got to go for a president who wants to unite the country his journey to the capitol in washington was marked by protests. because they wanted us inside a much warmer welcome for donald trump. the state of the union traditionally when a president leaves his vision for the future the state of our union is strong for donald trump a chance to look back at the tumultuous first year he boasted about his economic successes since the election we have created two point four million new jobs in thad including two hundred thousand new jobs in manufacturing alone but he talked about cutting black unemployment is a storm the reaction from some democrats the row over immigration helped close down the government earlier this month he appealed to democrats to what with him and republicans to finally sort the issue so let's come together. set politics aside and finally get the job done. and as he talked about to migrati

backing for the two thousand and fifteen deal after meeting iran's foreign minister in brussels alan fischer following developments in washington well we know the donald trump has been meeting is national security team and undoubtedly the whole iran deal is probably on the agenda we know that in the past rex tillerson who is the secretary of state h.r. mcmaster his national security advisor and to mattis who is the defense secretary they have been suggesting that they don't want to step this deal they don't want to blow it up what the united states should do is look to ways to try and amend it while working with their international partners but there is the possibility that will be no one nuclear related sanctions and that's certainly something that treasury sector steve mission suggested when he made a surprise appearance in the white house briefing room. i am expecting new sanctions on iran we continue to look at them we've rolled them out and i think. you can expect there will be more sanctions coming now we know that donald trump speaks to a lot of people before he makes these decisions

election so in a moment going to get more reaction to that story from washington where we have alan fischer standing by first though let's head to dab also we have a diplomatic editor james bays and so we're hearing a merica first speech there from china no surprises there but what was interesting was that he did stick to his script and it was perhaps a tone that we are not accustomed to hearing from president trying yeah he was being very careful in this speech as you say he was sticking to the words in the speech the words that appeared on the teleprompter in front of him i think will be a sigh of relief from the white house which didn't need another problem right now anderson relief from those here of the world economic forum because they know what president trump has said about global trade in the past in this body which has existed for norm fifty years is devoted to open global trade so they could have perhaps been concerned about the america first president with a message from what we saw here today which was affectively the salesman in chief was america first but not alone although t

calling on america's european allies to put new restrictions on iran is part of the agreement alan fischer has the latest from washington. europe's diplomats met in brussels to urge the u.s. to continue with the iran nuclear deal seeing they believe it improved global security no donald trump has agreed but says he won't do it again in a statement issued from the white house he called on his european allies to negotiate a supplemental deal in the next one hundred twenty days which would place a fresh restrictions on iran saying today i am waiving the application of certain nuclear sanctions but only in order to secure our european allies agreement to fix the terrible flaws of the iran nuclear deal this is a last chance in the absence of such an agreement the united states will not again we have sanctions in order to stay in the iran nuclear deal and he warned those who for whatever reason choose not to work with us will be siding with the iranian regime's nuclear ambitions and against the people of iran and the peaceful nations of the world under u.s. law the president has to regularly rec

holiday dedicated to the civil rights leader martin luther king alan fischer has more from washington d.c. across the united states there have been several events to mark the life of martin luther king at his memorial in washington his son led the commemoration i'm not here to talk about what has not happened because we know what has not helped or i'm here to do is to look to the future to figure out how we as a nation can come together. and is the nation that we always have been in alabama where the civil rights leader was in charge of a chart see a nice new statute to the international icon this year made memorial only dr king's legacy but now the courageous men and women who stood and fought for civil rights and justice during the fifty's and sixty's the president spent the day golfing in florida could mark the occasion in a video message it is the dream of a world where people are judged by who they are not how they look or where they come from but this president still faces claims he used a vulgar word to refer to african countries and others during immigration talks well two rep

where he will address parliament the palestinians have made it clear he's not welcome with them alan fischerreports from washington d.c. . america's vice president flies to the middle east with the country still facing international anger over its controversial decision to declare jerusalem israel's capital and all the protests may not be is furious or widespread mike pence will find there is still deep seated resentment at the american position typically these trips are about. trying to demonstrate support for u.s. priorities and prerogatives in the region and you know demonstrate how close we are with our allies and demonstrate how close we are with israel and demonstrate that we can come to some kind of compromise with the palestinians it's a big show these trips are ostentatious for a reason. but the practical kind of nuts and bolts of the trump ministrations approach on this issue is a known failure donald trump made his controversial announcement last month it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. a more number of sites had previously been identified it co

in his hands life out of washington alan fischer is there so why did mccabe step down early was it his decision or was he pushed for something changed in the last twenty four forty eight hours christopher ray who is the director of the f.b.i. said that he wasn't going to fire mccain he wasn't going to move his position now according to the new york times down early was it his decision or was he pushed. well something changed in the last twenty four forty eight hours christopher ray who is the director of the f.b.i. said that he wasn't going to fire andrew mccabe he wasn't going to move his position now according to the new york times across his desk came a report from the inspector general which talked about how the hillary clinton investigation into a private use of an e-mail server was handled was certainly part of that investigation in its initial stages until you recused himself according to the new york times mccabe was then told look we were thinking of moving year to another part of the f.b.i. deputy director number two in the organization he saw that very much as a demotion and

speech lito in tuesday but the ramifications of mccabe's abrupt departure may well rumble on alan fischer washington's. give his second state of the union address to congress later on tuesday kicking off his second year in office president will lay out his agenda to rally a deeply divided nation and sagging approval ratings the white house as described his speech as incredible can really help but of course in washington d.c. . donald trump isn't known for modesty most people expect him to spend much of his state of the union address highlighting what he boasts as evidence of success from his first year in office passing a one point five trillion dollar tax reform bill drops another employment and driving the historic gains in the stock market get that off the field right now out of the spiral trump is known for his off the cuff remarks but the u.s. president displayed none of that last year in his first address to congress and most expect the u.s. president will appear as what's been dubbed teleprompter trump veering little from prepared remarks his aim to sound presidential much as he di

alan fischer al-jazeera washington. french prosecutors are investigating tech giant apple after it made it last month that it deliberately slowed down older phone models the inquiry focuses on a commercial practice forcing consumers to periodically replace products this is illegal in fund says the slowdown is intended to extend the lifespan of phones by putting less pressure on aging batteries technology analyst larry magid says it will be hard for the course of cool apple is criminally liable. i think apple has given an explanation which is likely to make it very difficult to get any punitive damages from apple and less it turns out apple with completely lying but frankly in the tech world that i live in if they were lying i think i would know about it not because i'm so smart but because a lot of smart people have looked into this and so far i think most people are thinking that apple was actually correct in how would finally got around to explaining why they did what they did a little late but they finally did give a

the greater good but there's no evidence of that happening called reality as year to begins alan fischer al-jazeera pittsburgh and we'll have a one hour special at seven hundred g.m.t. looking back at donald trump's first year in office and what to expect in two thousand and eighteen that's at seven hundred g.m.t. and about forty minutes from now pope francis is currently leading mass on a beach in northern peru as his south american talk comes to an end hundreds of thousands of people have gathered in for feel for the service more than one hundred people were killed by flooding last year in this area and the pope is expected to visit some of the worst affected areas but i can see a lot of enthusiasm and excitement as people await the pope. recent anti-government demonstrations in iran exposed the growing divide between rich and poor while one or two percent of the population enjoys a luxury as lifestyle millions of iranians are struggling to make ends meet in twenty seventeen iran's government set the poverty line at about four hundred eighty dollars a month household thirty three perce

now i want to see if i can work that trap that bobby fischer used in the world games. >> your dad willait and play him live? >> ok. >> i've got things to do in the kitchen. >> i think i will help you. [footsteps] >> i am fixing dinner. >> the old-fashioned way? >> yes, the old-fashioned way. >> what you call that stuff? >> we are having duckling ala orange, my love. >> that is fancy, are we having company? >> the shaws are giving a party. >> we finally got clearance from denver and cut 25,000 feet. >> how are things in paris, is your family ok? >> marge loves it. >> how is the fishing in the philippines? >> have not been fishing like that anywhere in the world. >> would you like to see? >> love to. we had a great new's year and -- new year's in san juan would , you like to see? >> oh,yeah. ♪ [bongos playing] >> [singing in spanish] [applause] >> mike, would you make me a duplicate of that, i would like to show it to some friends of ours. i guess you want it in 3-d? >> yes, we finally made the switch. >> but there is 3-d, four d, you know. what is next? >> you never know. ♪ the things y

to decide anything as long as the scientists are still researching calculating and testing klaus fischer operative and his colleagues are working on long term safety analyses for final nuclear repositories. research commissioned by the government designed to produce many encouraging results vehemently rejects that challenge. was heard should know we're not trying to make anything look good or we'd lose our legitimacy if we did that we can all make things look good but i don't think that scientifically acceptable. we should sleep through this and shift. all. the geologist believes that the science is advanced enough that we can start building final storage sites. the computer program v.h.s. will soon allow scientists to conduct safety tests in a virtual final repository class for apple knows that the longer we search for the perfect side the more critical the temporary storage above ground will become. again as the end of the lifetime of an interim storage site i have to move the spent fuel elements i can't leave it in the car six research has been done into the changes that this fuel wil

i want to see if i can work that trap that bobby fischer used in the world games. >> your dad will bey him live? >> ok. >> i've got things to do in the kitchen. >> i think i will help you. [footsteps] >> what are you doing with the oranges? >> i am fixing dinner. >> the old-fashioned way? >> yes, the old-fashioned way. >> what you call that stuff? lawe are having duckling a orange, my love. >> that is fancy, are we having company? >> the shaws are giving a party. >> how is your flight? >> we finally got clearance from denver to go to 25,000 feet during -- to go to 25,000 feet to -- to go to 25,000 feet. >> how are things in paris, is your family ok? >> marge loves it. >> how is the fishing in the philippines? >> have not been fishing like that anywhere in the world. >> you cannot beat the amazon. i recorded a great singer in san juan the other night. would you like to see it? >> oh,yeah. [bongos playing] [singing in spanish] [applause] , would you make me a duplicate of that, i would like to show it to my friends to spend time down there. >> i guess you'll want it in 3-d. >> yes, we f

store nuclear waste cask is safe for forty years experts say when scientists like klaus fischer appled urges to hari environmental organizations and citizens initiatives listen with mistrust but the situation today is different from fifty years ago the advantages and disadvantages of different kinds of host rock have been studied around the world again experts agree that a final report a tree under good geological conditions provides a high degree of safety due to its depth and that we should take advantage of that as long as we still can get a medal for us we always assume that our society will continue to develop the way it has done for the past hundred hundred fifty years but what if a big natural disaster strikes at that point the final storage issue won't be the priority anymore it'll be in last place i. didn't see. many experts believe the time is ripe and yet decades will pass in germany before a final repository can start operating. why that's the case becomes very obvious here at the as a to my never from builder this is where the mistakes of germany's nuclear waste policy are

"garry kasparov defines himself as a successor of bobby fischer. he's really taking up what bobby fischer started- the professionalization of chess and the playing of ultimate chess- a new chess. a chess that's totally uncompromising from the first move to the last." "you're so confident, aren't you. i wonder is it because?" "i must be confident." "because you're a chess player you must be confident?" "no, because i am a professional and i'm world champion. i paid a lot for this title." "and the price of the title for you is what?" "many years of my life." as our journey continues, we relive when the most glamorous royal couple in the world made their first visit to the u.s. plus, we look back on the life and legacy of a man who redefined what it means to be masculine and became rock royalty in the process. and we feature the spectacular escape artist and one of the most famous magicians of all time - harry houdini. the closest thing america has had to a king and queen in the last century was president john fitzgerald kennedy and his wife jackie. t

fischer for. of the map. and it's. somehow. the first the side i often fall into that's some musical idea so i arrive and. that was the. mike boettcher evocative it went over for a screen what am i doing i would say a composer was just a fan and i was like five six years old and i would never respond with force pianist. but i sure thought i was a composer and then piano was just one phone which was. which was useful for that and a bunch of basements just. for. myself i mean to me i'm composing for whole with source of. source outlet of course some peace mission was in the low cost of an auction and i thought ok. you're. tune back in four infrasound to to find out why mikhail and partner wrote a new orchestration for from pounds piano concertos. and what is russian dunoon confront off fascination with new york also the highlight of the recording session the grand concert in dortmund. it's hard to limit yourself from a space as possible into this where you can settle in is. all this and more in part two of a new show. the be. the

alan fischer reports. oh. that's got to go for a president who wants to unite the country his journey to the capitol in washington was marked by protests. i. got the president of the united states. inside a much warmer welcome for donald trump. the state of the union traditionally when a president leaves oak his vision for the future the state of our union is strong for donald trump a chance to look back at the tumultuous first year he boasted about his economic successes since the election we have created two point four million new jobs in the morning to us including two hundred thousand new jobs in manufacturing alone but he talked about cutting black unemployment is a story reaction from some democrats the row over immigration help close down the government earlier this month he appealed to democrats to what with him and republicans to finally sort the issue so let's come together. set politics aside and finally get the job done. and as he talked about chain migration there were audible boots under the curr

when just a moment we'll get reaction from tehran but first let's get more on the answer from alan fischer who is in washington d.c. hi there alan is this for we were expecting from drum. what we didn't know what donald trump was going to do we know his senior advisers have said look iran's in compliance or european neighbors agree that in compliance we really have to find a way that we can say we don't like the deal but continue to be in the deal donald trump said three months ago he wasn't happy recertifying it one more time this time he said i will recertify it but no more i'm done and that matches up with the promise that he made when he was on the campaign trail he said he hated the iran deal thought it was a terrible deal thought around got too much for too little and he would scrap it so what he's doing now is saying to the european allies look we've got one hundred twenty days i want to come up with a plan i want is to look at ways we can have a supplemental agreement which poses more restrictions on to iran or else i will walk away now just twenty four hours ago the europeans met

israel where he will address the parliament the palestinians have made it clear he's not welcome alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . america's vice president flies to the middle east with the country still facing international anger over its controversial decision to declare jerusalem israel's capital and all the protests may not be as furious or widespread mike pence will find there is still deep seated resentment at the american position typically these trips are about. trying to demonstrate support for u.s. priorities in prerogatives in the region and you know demonstrate how close we are with our allies and demonstrate how close we are with israel and demonstrate that we can come to some kind of compromise with the palestinians it's a big show these trips are ostentatious for a reason but the practical kind of nuts and bolts of the trouble ministrations approach on this issue is a known failure donald trump made his controversial announcement last month it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. a more number of sites had previously been identified it c

calls disastrous flaws are addressed russia says trump's comments all the extreme wing negative alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . europe's diplomats met in brussels to urge the u.s. to continue with the iran nuclear deal seeing they believed it improved global security know donald trump has agreed but says he won't do it again in a statement issued from the white house he called on his european allies to negotiate a supplemental deal in the next one hundred twenty days which would place a fresh restrictions on iran saying today i am waving the application of certain nuclear sanctions but only in order to secure our european allies agreement to fix the terrible flaws of the iran nuclear deal this is a last chance in the absence of such an agreement the united states will not again we have sanctions in order to stay in the iran nuclear deal and he warned those who for whatever reason choose not to work with us will be siding with the iranian regime's nuclear ambitions and against the people of iran and the peaceful nations of the world under u.s. law the president has to regularly re

still investigating a possible ties between russia and trump's campaign alan fischer as more. andrew mackay has been with the f.b.i. for twenty years but in recent months he's been the target of repeated criticism from president bush and the deputy director played a role in the investigation in hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server his wife ran for office for the democrats in virginia and received campaign donations from clinton allies for the president that was enough for him to tweet how can the f.b.i. deputy director andrew mccabe the man in charge along with lekan james komi of the phony hillary clinton investigation including her thirty three thousand illegally deleted e-mails be given seven hundred thousand dollars for his wife's campaign by clinton puppets during investigation when mckibben knows his intention to retire in march the president tweeted again f.b.i. deputy director andrew mccabe is racing the clock to retire with full benefits ninety days to go the white house the night it played any part in his the sitting to leave the f.b.i. i can tell you non

this is the area's biathlon camp run by former black athlete fritz fischer. we think is when it's time to shoot safety is a paramount importance don't fool around with a rifle. though the motto here is safety first. and if we practice the skating technique and then off to one hour of practice everyone has the chance to try shooting at targets there's a small competition to give participants an idea of what it's like for a pro to train with the infinity. fisher was germany's gold medal by athlete at the one nine hundred ninety two olympics in france even though he has retired from competitive sports new remains active as a coach at his sports arena the guns are the real deal. and this is a small caliber rifle five point six millimeters. he says the ammunition. goes here . each magazine carries five rounds of safety is a big issue when we try to. buy the i think. this is a real gun so you've always got to keep the barrel facing forward with a muzzle over the line of. the participants range from students carpenters an x. athletes to businessmen and women they al

san jose mother snapped the picture two weeks ago posted to fischer yesterday. the 99 ranch market learned about the incident yesterday and dumped all the meat. they also said that the meat came from a surrender, jim's farm meat out of winten, california. jim's farm meat declined to comment when we reached out. but they told the modesto bee the employees have been fired. the santa clara county health department is investigating. >>> social media buzzing about this story. we post-ed our report to the nbc bay area facebook page. there are hundreds ever comments. if you have something to say or a picture to show please join the conversation. >>> we're following developing news out of san francisco ton. the 8-year-old girl reported missing this morning has been found. we brought it to you as breaking news at 6:00. mckayla was last seen at the end of sess ar chavez street near the bay. it's not clear where she was found but police say she is back home. no foul play was suspected but there was concern because she is just 8 years old. >>> a bay area protest in san fran

thing was a number of people i have known well in academic life like ben bernanke, janet yellen, stan fischery summers, they were all in policy positions. and so there was a natural ease of having a conversation about these questions. you know, tim geithner, who did not have an academic background, but he had been in the treasury a long time. that was very important, i think, in tim being able to interact with people around the world because he knew them all. i think if he had arrived in office only six months previously, it would have been very, very difficult. and he had experience in the federal reserve bank of new york and then in the u.s. treasury, so i think the continuity there, knowing people, having had a long time in your career where you have had a chance to think through what you really believe about why banking systems are fragile, what causes disruptions, what is the right way to respond to it, these things were very important. and i think one of the problems that the political side had was that deep down they did not really understand these issues. and they thought my god, it i

appeared quite so polarized a correspondent alan fischer traveled to a state trump unexpectedly one in twenty sixteen pennsylvania to see how deep the divide truly runs. america's political waters have not run smoothly over the past twelve months the separation the divisions are very obvious some find it hard to clear the support for the president but even with a badge with his name i will wear to events you know republican events but to wear it out you know people sometimes treat you a little different we've spoken with many on stan's a few times over the past year and the early trump supporter she still believes he's doing a great job all we did was campaigned he told people what he wanted to do some people didn't like what he wanted to do and you know everyone expected that hillary was going to win and it was a shock to everyone that she didn't win so i think this was a much harder part of loss and i think that's why you know there is more of a divide and you pull published to mark one year since the inauguration shows the problem of one nation under trump divided three in four amer